3 posts tagged with "Claude Code"

You can now ask Claude Code or Cursor to record a screen video of a website tour — open a page, scroll, move to the next page, scroll again — and hand you back an MP4. The whole thing runs in a cloud Chrome session. There is nothing to install: no browser on your machine, and no screen-capture app running in the background.

This started as a question — can we clip video from the remote browser instead of the local one? — and turned into a capability we think a lot of people will reach for: a demo/tour video of any live site, driven entirely from the agent you already work in.

Every Model Context Protocol server on the internet is, at the end of the day, a URL. The hard question is which AI tool you're going to plug it into — and the honest answer is that the experience varies wildly depending on which app you live in.

I run MCPBundles, so I see what users actually do after they generate an MCP URL. A lot of them sign up, get the URL, then bounce because the next step — wiring it into the tool they actually use — is unfamiliar territory. Sometimes that's our fault for not making it obvious. Sometimes the tool's setup flow is genuinely awkward. And sometimes the tool literally hides MCP behind a developer toggle that nobody told you to flip.

This is the field report I'd write a friend who asked me, today, "which AI tool should I use if I want MCP to actually work?" Frank, opinionated, with the quirks named.

Claude Code ships with built-in MCP (Model Context Protocol) support. Add external tools — databases, APIs, SaaS platforms — directly from the terminal with claude mcp add. This page covers every command, config option, and common fix.